“Garden Escapes” education booklet - Sydney Weeds Committees
“Garden Escapes” education booklet - Sydney Weeds Committees
“Garden Escapes” education booklet - Sydney Weeds Committees
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Vines & Scramblers<br />
18<br />
Pampas Lily of the Valley<br />
Salpichroa origanifolia<br />
Family:<br />
Origin:<br />
Habit:<br />
Leaves:<br />
Flowers:<br />
Fruit:<br />
<br />
Dispersal:<br />
Control:<br />
Grows in full shade or sun, sand or wetlands,<br />
and tolerates long dry periods. It grows rapidly<br />
and can completely smother other vegetation.<br />
Solanaceae<br />
Once established, the plant is diffi cult to remove.<br />
South America<br />
A scrambling or climbing perennial herb.<br />
<br />
stalks about the same length as the leaf blades.<br />
Bell-shaped whitish fl owers 6-8mm long, form at the leaf axils.<br />
Smooth yellow berry when ripe, containing about twenty<br />
brown to pale yellow fl attened seeds. The plant has a thick,<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
birds and machinery.<br />
Seedlings can be removed by hand. Mature plants have<br />
<br />
removed by persistent digging over several seasons. Fruit should<br />
be cut and bagged. Permits to use chemicals are being sought.